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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-08

Admiral Reynolds Post 405, q. A. r., at
its regular meeting last evening appointed q
committee consisting OF Il. G. Mcdonnell,
ID. Hartman, A. s. Killlan, q. W. Hutfusgle,
A. &. Leonard, to arrange for the posts visit
10 Columbia upon the occasion Of the re-
union OF the posts of the county at thI place
In the fall.
Thursday evening next has been set apart
by Post 405 for the consideration of the pro.
posed rev pension bill 70 take the place oi
the bill vetoed by President Cleveland.
Post 405 has received and accepted an inyi.
tstion to attend the unyellipg OF the Soldiers
and Sailors monument, at K sadiug, in Sep.
tember.
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Closing Prices-2 O'Clock p. N.


CHICAGO, July 1.-The Dropers' Journal re
ports Cattie-ksceipts, 10 40 head; shipments
3.1O market lower; shipping steers. $50 To
l,lO Hs., o g5f1t A.; stockars and fefdsrs o o.
o. 10 cows, bnlls ana mixed, q fsSD3 &c; Texas
cattle, S!O0 49,
-ascsipts. 1900 head shipments, 1910
head market heavy; rough and mixed, ~ 20
a. Is; packing and shipping, sS 1905 D ; light
q SOS 25 skips, o OO0i 70.
-heep-Receipts, 300 head; shtpments,
10 0; market strong natives, o. 50<3t IS West
ern. o UxG5 20; Texans, Z. 6 a. OJ; lambs, q 70
coo.
EAST LIRsRrr.--Cattis---R -Rscetpts. 319;
shipmants. 10; market closing stronger: prime,
q COCA u; fsir TO good. u 250t ~ common,
- 5'6t 20; cattle shipped to New York, none =
HOHs-kscsipts. $50 head shipMsnts 2sN
head market frm Philadslphiis, ., 4JsD5 50
Workers, o tiS1h 45 common to light o af15 s.
pigs u 7O0a ~; hogs shipped 10 New York.
"a cars.
Sheep -Recaipts, lsO0 head shipments, 2N
market slow prime. ~ 25Spt 10; fair tn good. q ~
I o, common. !. 503 30; spring lambs. tfG6 s5.
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LiederkrsDxOnice.s.

The Liederkranz elected the follow ing cih.
GERS on Thursday evening: President, John
A. Albert; vice president, Casper Maurer I;
recording secretary, Ernest Roehm tinan.
cinl secretary, Charles Baurnarnj treasurer,
Gotleib Gerstley; conductor, r. w. Haas !;
librarian, Henry Brsas; standard bearer,
Ernest RoehE. This society is in flourish.
ing condition, having $50 members. 1t WAS
decided not to have picnic this summer, but
instead summer night festival, on Monday
evening, July -. The Farville band has
been engaged for that occasion.
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DsArH OF JAUOB siNDukP.
An Aged and Well known Citizen Passes Awsy
HIS Family

An Aged aud Well known Citizen Passes Away
HIS Family.
Jacob Nixdsrf, an Old ctizsn oi Lancaster,
died at his residence, No ll3, West James
street, at an early hour this morning. De.
ceased WAS born in this county, aud WAS 75
years OF age last April. For many years he
was resident OF Lancaster. For A. years past
he was employed by Conrad CAST, and his
SUCCESSORS, Conrad Cast 4 Son, the West
James street potterA The deceased was driver,
and his special line Of work was to drive q
wagon which delivered pottery ware through
the county. He was acquainted with every
road in the county and WAS weLknown to
the store keepers and Others. He wss an
honest, upright man, in whom his etu.
Ployers always had the greatest confidence
Besides \ second wife dscessed leaves four
sons ~ follows: Christian and Levi, of Ian.
caster, and William and David, Of Allie
gheny. His daughters are LIZZIE and Mrs,
Anna Aston, OF this city, and Mrs. Sarah
Dean, OF Harrisburg. The funeral will take
place on Sunday afternoon.
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u Tsrsws srssa Mscs assnss rhaa the
Opsss aosss fowes-Wm Ftrchss Accident.
Regular Correspondence Of lHrELLie.SoKR.
COLUMBIA, July 8 Tho second and final
trials Of ths new La France steamer for The
Columbia hre company was given Jester.
day, and they were - succe.sful ~ the hrss
testA The members Of the fire committee OF
councils and the members IL the Columbia
company ere very much pleased with the
workings OF the steamer, aud It will most
likely b accepted.
The steamer IVES placsd ct Third and
Locust streets and was 70 throw . stream OF
water over the tower Of the opera houss, the
height Of which IL 1877 feet 3 inchea The
first test was with one inch nozzle The re-
suit wss estimated at 40 feet beyond the
tower. The second test was two streams
through one inch nosxles, aud II 10 estimated
that the height obtained by both streams WAS
~ feet teyond the tower. The third test was
| with L.. inch nozzle and n stfesiu ot water
was thrown 40 feet over tho tower. The
fourth and last test WAS thrown through go
ieet Of hose on . level when this test was
being attempted one section OF hose burst
aud the coupling Of two other sections were
torn Off before the engine had fairly started
At work. A distance OF l62 feet had been
obtained when the mshap occurred.
His Ftpgers Mashed.
william Fircht, heater At the Susque.
hanna rolling mill, had the tiugers of his
right hand caught between the heavy iron
doors Of the ash pit, resulting in the fingers
being very badly mashed. Medical attention
WAS given the injury.
Religious meetings
Services preparatory to the holy COM
munion will be held this evening in the
Trinity Reformed church.
Rev. Sylvester Bu, rells will temporarily
fiji the pulpit Of Mt Zion A. NJ. Il. church
during the vacation of Rev. 7. II. Moore.
The regular services will be held, and sing
log school on Tuesday and W Wednesday even
ings
The ladies' Of the Methodist Sunday school
will hold . raspberry festival this evening In
the church parlors The festival will be con
tinued on Saturday evening Ice cream
cake and rsspberries will be served.
The Juniors Successful
\ game Of ball wss played yesterday after
noon between the Columbia Juniors and th,
| * celey Stove Works nine. The junior
beat the Keeleys by the overwhelming scor
| Of - iol.
a carrier pigeon came to the coop Of Chss
Ynhe. On examining the bird, the name G
William =. Kuhn, Lane sster, Pa" wa
found stamped on several feathers.
The postponed canoe race will be held o
Saturday at ! o'clock. Entries have bee
made from Columbia aud Marietta
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Predicsment of Two Horsss.



Friday a singular accident happened at
John X. Wissler's, Rt BIunnervilis. Frank
Bentz WAS hauling in hay, and when he
backed out OF the barn with the empty wagon
the Planks In the floor gave way, aud the
two horses were precipitalsd to tho ground
floor. One OF them WAS caught in the hay
rack, and II WAS with considerable difficulty
he WAS taken out Although the animals
are badly hurt they are not dangerously 80.
Wedler Bender WAS called IN to attend
them. For time the neighborhOOd was
greatly excited and ran 10 the scene of the
accident.
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a Brsnch Of the q. A. X.

The Hawks will leave Marietta to morrow
Tor Getty sburg, to attend the G. A. X en-
campmsnt Tho camp outfit left today st
noon, in charge OF Dr.. Geo l.. Csssell and A.
Wtamap. They will be accompanied by the
Marietta G. A. X. drum corps Daily &C.
counts OF the doings of the Hawks while at
Gettysburg sent by them will be published.
The uniform Of the organization is q cream
colored shirt, blue pants hite belt, red tie and
handsome badge Of red ribbon, containing the
name OF the organization. The members are
A. Bennett, president g. l.. Cssseli, Nj. D.,
secretary aud treasurer; A. Wisman, quar-.
tsrmaster Col. jacob Thums, Thos Marion,
John Riff, Geo Rosth, A. q. Light, Geo.
Lensdsy, David Evans, James Mcclure, A.
Balm.
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Oun1av . Afab Wo0as, who We sc.
rnoo1 u Bag obout slx yeasS Of age
ro>W . yooe end Q half old, IVES
= - Gonetua a ~ Ponnaylvania rail.
- ooo0ol - - III end almost ex-
- - ~ . tl0o no one seemed
- 6o0eooas intseese In her 70 do any.
- ~ oeAall Her Oaoe came 10 the
DO1o1Go q Q charitable Christian lady 70.
[m8 - tAo nslghbUfhood, who took her 70
~ 0GAaH house She Wae without fundA
81 w. veil taken care Of q the ~basfiiug
D untll Monday mosningT T&hen she was
'novoA - D. JoDsPh's hospital She was
r1neo - 0po6k word Of English and no one
oW WhosD - wasted 70 70. The lsdy who
loongoulOa hoguolf IN th0 csse found that
s{ne ehero Woeo au0bsr Of Arab men In
- otVu. cd ehe bed three Of thom
~ = ~ kosplaaL They were sbie to talk t.
4 - vOuen bat oould noe make anything
~ . those trying 10 befriend her. One
+ = 0ea ssemed 10 b greatly Interested in
E06 Wu0an end they have been spend
s1ng Ouch Of their time around the hospital
1Hsing the week. Tho woman grew we'll In
E6 ~ days sud seemed anxious 10 leave, but
5DoOo know where she wanted 70 60 Every
soDaEt 10 learn something Of her history was
'ma1A
Suqussl Of the lady who took the Arab woman
= eharge, won't 10 the hospital. The Arab,
Who seemed 70 be . relative Of the woman,
W. O hand. Rev. Ungerleider Was unable
- nix with the women, but understood sut
1ooo0t of what the man said to learn some
ohinR. He found that the man, who is a
ogutheS, or brother-ip law Of the woman,
eeaReod with her and her husband from
= I'm tI,oa
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LIROAsfDR ULAsDIS.
l0pssssns Dtvissos - Charses Of the Reformed
Church IN the County.

lDpostant Dtvtsson - Charges Of the Reformed
Church IN the County.
Lancaster classis was still in session In the
study of Rev. Dr. Titzel, in the First Re-
formed church, yesterday ~ We went to prs-s
The committee on the reconstruction OF the
Millessville, New Holland, Willow Street
and Roamstown charges held lengthy con-
sultation with representatives from these dill
fereut charges, during which many difficult
ties In the way of division Of raid charges
presented themselves and much opposition
Of several congregations manifested. Fortu-
nately the representatives were actuated by .
spirit Of Christian charity, and yielded their
Individual preferences to the good OF the
various eak6rches, 30 that . division and 70.
6onstruction was effected in Gil the charges,
mentioned except the Rsamstown charge, In
which case no definite plan, satisfactory to
oil concerned, could be decided upon. IL was
almost O'Clock when the committee reported
aud their report gave rise to considerable
discussion.
The charges, ~ now constituted will be:
1. New Holland, Zsltsnreich and Vogans-
Vile, constituting the New Holland charge
This charge will be obliged 70 seek q new
pastor, because Of the proposed withdrawal
Of their present efficient pastor, Rev. ID. w.
Gerhard.
2 Heller's, Willow Street and Corestoga
Centre 70 constitute the Willow Street
charge This charge will In alI probability
b served BY Rev. d. w. Gerhard.
8. MilleTsville and RohrerstOwn will con.
st.sute the Miilesville charge, and will be
served BY the present pastor, Rev. J. P.
Htsin.
The further consideration OF the division OF
the Reamstown charge, consisting now OF
seven congregations. was postponed until
the next annual meeting Of Chassis and the
committee on reconstruction continue, who
will visit the charge and see what can be
done
At little before seven o'clock the men,
bsrs OF classis dispersed, the remaining
items OF business being left until future
mootiu1.
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CHICAGO. July :. 1880 g. m-Markst open-d.
Wneat-JuIy, o.,Ac.; Aug, '!kc; Sept. 1ssc
Oct 75c.
Uorr-July, $40; Aug. s7.c; sep, size
Oct, ;sc.
OaA-July. ss<c Aug, !6]sc Sept, 2sxc.
Pork-Not quoted.
Lard uIy. y 50; Aug..e As; Sept. D ia
Oct, u IS.
short Ribs-July, q IS Aug. q 50; Sept,
q 7lk; Get, SEA.
CLOSING
Wheat-July. 10hc; Aug, 123.c.: Sept, E3.c
Oct, 16c.
Corn July, $3.50 Aug, S6}Ec, Sept. sac
obi. 37kc.
Osts-Juiy. 25kc: Aug, 26c St pit, 2shc.
POrk-NOt uotsd.
l.ard-July. u 37k; Aug u az sept,
o. IS Oct, d 80
Hibs-July. q 5!11 Aug 81 90; Sept. q 10;
Oct, GGo.
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Fell From . secoud-s,ory window.

This forenoon, Chester, age years, son Of
Chas T.. Eoerly, rsilrosdsr. residing at Al
West Walnut street, met with an accident that
might have been fatal. The little fellow tol-
lowed his mother upstairs, and for mo
ment, while she WAS attending To some
horsework, the child clsmbered to window
and fell out, striking his head sgainst the
pavement, fifteen feet below. When picked
up he was unconscious snd blood WAS run
ming from his nose and mouth and from q
wound in the head. DR.. Metzgsr WAS sent
for aud WAS soon in attendance. An exami.
nation OF the child showed that no bones
were broken, but that there was \ sew ere con-
fusion on one temple and scratches on OF
knee. The child soon recovered conscious.
ness aud will soon be we'll again, unless In.
Illumination of the brain sets in.
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Summer Leisure,

NJ. and Mira h. J. McGrsun, Mrs. J..
Dougherty and MIR. J. J. Fitzpatrick, started
yesterday ON drive TO the farms OF Mrs. Nc.
Cram, midway between Lebanon and Hsr.
rieDurg. They return TO morrow night
Cape Geo NJ. Franklin, vile and two sons,
.. r. Frenemsn, w. U. Hensel and H, s.,
Franklin, are spending the day at Msrtic
Heights, the highest point In Lancaster
county.
COL James Duffy leaves Marietta IN.
morrow Tor New York, where with LAW
Ssoce Jerome he will saii for Europe Tbev
will be gone eight weeks
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NSw YORE. July s. l:SD p. m.-Monsy rauped
from SOS per cent Exchange steady, o. N,x
o s,k Governments steady. Currency Sc, q q
The stock market opened q uist and nim q Y
az per cent. higher. and continued arm durins
the nrst hour, but after II O'Clock New YOi
Central ana Loui.ville = Nashville were quits
freely sold. which. together with raid BY TN
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Az the Grand opera house last evening
ano'nef small audience gathered. The play
wsS my rsr'nsr'" which will bs repeated
tais evening Dy mss Car on and 90 nps ,.
George II. Hamilton has retired nom ,.'..
management Of the house, which In now In
the hands OF Todd Il Langdon.
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Anu usemeute.

Ny Purtncr. Miss Adele Carleton and her
dramatic company will present tonight at the
King street opera house the thrilling and anus
ing sensational border drama, d" My Partner" to
conclude with Mr.. Todd's amusing sketch. en-
titled the " Laddee OF Fame" The manage
ment Of the theatre Is now in the hands of Todd
4 Langdon, Capt. Hamilton having retired.
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Samuel Dillsr, Of the hrm Of lsaac Dillef 4
Sons, bought ON Monday Lest The Msc.ionie'e
property, I'm East Orange between shipPen
and Lime streets, for the purpose oi building
on the site thereof m attractive ana conveh.
lent, modern styie two-saory mouse. MI.
Diller hss already hsd the old building re-
moved and viii push forward to rapid com.
pleston the new onA
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In the binder contest, yesterday, at Hutnmels.
town. between the Champion. Buckeye, Deer.
ing. Wood and Mccormick binders. the Cham.
piou WAS victorious. and immediately after the
trial six Champion binders we're sold. It.
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George Lewis Parks was heard by Alder.
'nan Barr ON Thursday evening, on 4 charge
oi committing All assault aud battery on Mary
Proctor. The csse wHs rsturnsd Ia court and
rsrks entered bsil for his app ,aIancs Ut the
August session.
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The auditors Of the estate Of Thaddeus
stevens, deceased, met today but adjourned
without taking any testimony. The Wit.
nesses expected did not put In an appear
snce.
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BALLOON Ascension Tomorrow Evening.

Prof q. w. lippott's PyrOtschnic balloon,
which was not sent up ON the Fourth OF July
on account Of the high wind, will bo sent OIL
st McGrann's park Tomorrow evening st
$50. The initiation will 10 begun at 1880 and
. messenger balloon will also 10 sent up.
No one will be admitted inside OF the fence
until after the balloons are started oil.
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Henry Miller, Rudolph Swartzel, John
Weevor and II. ScblictSbsTgsr who were .sn
tea,sd at the January court Tor bsing ,rsmps
havo served their terms aud will be relssssti
t1OGn tsil tomorrow. Miller 10 crippled aud
viii 70 10 the hOspitaL The men were
only IN this country ssbOrt time when they
were arrested.
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A wife. ,sester Com IN, ,,sed.

Edward Kennels, charged with heating his
vile. was heard by Alderman Patrick Don.
nelly last evening, and committed for trial ct
the August sessions
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The German EWperos's Visit
BERLIN, July S-The Emperor OF Germany
will leave Ems for Gastein on Monday.
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bsars resulted IN . decline by midday of y 10
~ lser cent stuce IL oc,Wk the market has
been duh, with New Nork Central the weak
SPOT. That stoch declined by lc,.
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RAEh RrR.
Phllsdelphia Produce sarles.

PILL tApHLPRiA, July S.-ylour market dull
sales, 1880 barrels Minnesota Bakers. - Uxs4 20
Pennsylvania Family. 81 7sD3 - Western do
q Wx1+50; Patents, y ga SS
Rvs honr steady, o. 6O12I5
Wheat-July, $40; August, sS'sc; Sept
stkc.
Corn-JuIy. t5c. August, Sc: Sept. &c
OATS uIy. size; August, Akc.; Sept, 3Ac.
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A,,.vde,, Heu,y ,,,,brr,s Funeral.

Hon. J. 4. Wickershatn aud Mr.. and Mrs
Norton attended the funeral Of Henry GIL
bert, In Harrisburg, on Thursday.
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NE Prsaab.,.ss Ue...y Osmm.s.ss.

CeeasDan ls fevre, OF the Prohibition
epoosy commttsse, hes issued Q call for Q
0essang 70 bs held In Grand Army hall, this
~, on nsxt Monday morning n 10 o'clock.
Dseeoaass 70 The slaas oouventiOn u be held
- Harrisburg, August ai.h, will bs elected.
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leaving sos Tbssr Homes.

The Aillersvills car line IVES kept very
busy hauling studsots TO town who were
leaving for their homes. The stations OF the
railroad companies were filed with young
osnalsmsn and ladies'. and there were large
D1les Of trunks on every sida
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1he mayor ehis morning discharged one
Nss o. payment of costs and two vagrants.
- veeranss were couple sach giving their
1910 Try csaamed 70 hsloog 70 Bsrks
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NEW ADrERrYsRMRNTs.
GESrlSE DIAMONDS FOUND IN
TEA AND COFFEE,

rented the storc Rcrm, No. so North Queen
street. Doors North Of rc~toff,cc. and have
New York. In order to Introduce their goods
this Company viii tor few DAYS put souvenirs
sys.y s S"n S.r ., ss ana snS SS SS such
Emerald, Turquoise aud Amethyst Jeweiry IN
solid 0old settings, and other articles Vt less
value svery eau contains a souvenir. The
coffee; can and contents. weigh about three
and a hal, pounds. Th,s expensive aud novel
way Of advertising will be- discontinued In u
sold strictly on their merits At the same rrics.
same quality. ard same ausntity. but ~ith"nt
out any regard tn the souvenir. being worth
morc than the price asked. The following Is
partial list OF names of the fortunate purchasers
who found valuabes In their cans OF Tea and
Coffee to-day;
genuine Diamond rug, set in solid gold. il t.a
A. &. Rahier. Eagle hotel. fcuud genuine dn
nond collar button. with solid E"ld setting, IN
tea; NJ. A. llolen, brakeman. fcnna. 4. X,
found gents solid gold watch. In tea Mrs J.
Fiauciscus, S,S south Queen st. found SILVER
Life Ins. Co. found genuine Diamond ring. set
In SOLID gold. In tea; Miss Louisa Mems. dress
}. NJ. Hsrcheiroth. 81 south Queen st. found
genuine diamond riug, act IN solid gold In tea /:
Mrs, Helm. i!s Lancaster Ave. found solid gold
ring. Ia coffee Fred. Il. Fry, carpenter. found
par genuine dt tmond ear drops. IN tea
stem winding. stem setting watch In tSa Harry,
Brimmer, livery business, JaJ n. Queen St,
found genuine diamond collar button set In
solid gold. In tea Mrs l.. h. KEEPER, lu1 n. Lime
ST., found genuine diamond ring set In solid
gold. In tea; also solid gold ring In coffee Jrhn
.. Little, cigars ana tobacco 10 aud IL Chestnut
St. found stem winding. stem setting watch. IN
tea Miss Josephine schultz. milliner. found
pair genuine diamond ear drops In tea; Jacob
Z. Sauder, 81 E. Orange st. found genuine dia-
mond ring. set In solid gold, in tea J. W. Nc
Cure, 26 +. Vine st, found stem winding. stem
setting watch, IN tea pr. A Il. Miller, AI. ".
orange ST., found genuine diamond ring. set in
solid gold, In tea; John p. Sruei. Sit =. Queen
St, found Eonutne diamond ring, set In solid
gold, In coffee; Victor j. kisse, un-mith 2Ss :.
Queen street. found stem winding. stem setting
watch. In tea Mrs II. Il. KEEPER. "a \. Duke
St. found genuine diamond ring, set In solid
gold In tea; VIM. u. Hatkins, rainter. found
gents solid gold watch In tea; Henry Limuer.
man, cigar maker, 2s Laurel st. found stem
winding. stem setting watch IN Corfee.
AOMsil orders are promptly nlled and for
warded tn all parts of the United states on
receipt Of card or postoffce order. Get up a
club. Those who get up club nearly always
get a handsome present
TERMS single Can. el. co six for SL(O thir.
teen for go; twenty seven for SO.
Address,
MERCHANTS TEA co,
No so NORTH QUEENsT,
Lancaster, Pa
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VIEW tD vERTiSEMENTS.


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CNlNE AND CHEAP.
Harvest Whisky.
At ROuRER's LIQUOR sTOKR.
No ~ Centre square. Lancaster. Pa
NlyANTEp-BR BRlCKbAYER IN PITTS.
" HuRaU Mine hours for days worh (;
ulLDER's ENCN AN0r,
Rsushsw building. Corner Liberty ana Ninth
streets. rittsburg, "a. y'-i~d'
SCHOOL TAN, 1857.
- The duplicate IL in tho hands OF tho Ireas
urer. Three per cent or II paid on III before
August |, lSSI.
Ofiico houls irom "A. IN. TN tp.m
iel.,fdk No. u Centre square.
INSTATE or BERNHARD kUHLMAN,
II late Of Lancaster, city. decd. Letters testa
meptary ON said estate having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons Indebted thereto
are req uested to make Immediate pay inont, ana
these having claims or demands against tho
same, with present them without delay tor set
tiement To the undersigned, residing NJ No. N9
kOS kiand sireet, laucnstsr.
Blows \ HwnssL, Attorneys. )"htdf
IUST RECEIVED A HANDSOME LINE
- OF scotch and Home spun suitings In stripes
and rlnids. Entire new designs, Black and
Riue sergcs, Clay Diagonals, Eannockburn
Mscgreagor and Ncg,egce Chcvtots, Just tn.
thing Tor summon wear. Elegantly made and
Trimmed rrs,ss, a. sp!,. Ts IIG% sSppst
~ SyV,nt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-08
Grain ana Ppovis,ona

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